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...June struck down the military tribunal system used in Guantanamo to try terror suspects. An HLS third-year student, Britton A. Schwartz, told the audience that the recent measure “leaves Guantanamo in its status as a legal black hole.” Deborah A. Popowski, a member of HLS Advocates for Human Rights and second-year student at HLS, claimed the bill “leaves ample room for torture.” But an HLS first-year, Justin R. Walker, said he approved of the administration’s handling of terror suspects. He claimed that...
...defensive front, the freshmen also stood out Wednesday night. While their forward counterparts were busy helping the offensive effort, the defense, anchored in part by Nichols and fellow first-year keeper Laura Mann, was dominant, with Mann posting her second shut out of the season...
With the voting for Undergraduate Council seats set to close today, many districts will witness their fair share of crossed fingers and frayed nerves. But nowhere will disappointment be as prevalent as in the freshman yards. With 78 candidates for eight UC seats, a mere 10.3 percent of first-year hopefuls will see their campaigns end in triumph, as compared to over 50 percent for their upper-class counterparts. To students only months removed from the college admissions rat-race, those odds might seem uncannily familiar. “Sounds like they’re trying to get into Harvard...
...profit competes for self-starting, hard working leaders who can think on their feet with the big boys of Harvard recruiting. And TFA, by way of the districts they teach in, offers as little as $25,000 in compensation per year, a mere quarter of what a first-year analyst at a top firm can expect...
...should “build upon,” and the final question asks students to name a maximum of three characteristics the new president should have. And as added incentive, all participants have a shot at winning iPods or digital cameras in a lottery. Matthew J. Murray, a first-year student at the Law School and the chair of the student advisory group, said last night that such broad questions were intentional. “The search committee is interested in knowing what students think about the University,” he said. “They hope...